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Cole fuels title push

AFP, London
. Ashley Cole's first goal since ' May 2010 saw European champions Chelsea go three
I points clear at the top of the Premier League after they left it late to beat Stoke 1-0 at Stamford Bridge on Saturday.
The Blues, who had to endure a midweek training ground visit from unhappy Russian billionaire owner Roman Abramovich, were on course for a fourth straight game without a win in all competitions until England left-back Cole, following a flick-on from Juan Mata, struck from close range five minutes from time.
In Saturday's early kickoff, Everton moved up into second place with a commanding 3-0 win away to 10 man Swansea.
David Moyes's side surged into a two-goal lead at the Liberty Stadium thanks to first half strikes from Victor Anichebe and Kevin Mirallas.
Swansea's hopes of avoiding a second successive defeat were in tatters when substitute Nathan Dyer was sent off in the second half.
Marouane Fellaini put the result beyond doubt with a late goal.
"Both the result and performance were very good but the result is the most important thing," Everton manager David Moyes told the BBC.
Southampton climbed off the bottom of the table after coming from behind to beat Aston Villa4-1 atSt Mary's.
The Saints were without a point after four straight defeats following promotion and they must have feared the worst when England striker Darren Bent put visitors Villa ahead in the 36th minute with his first Premier League goal since February.
But Southampton striker Rickie Lambert equalised in the 58th minute when, despite having three defenders around him, he scored with a well-struck shot.
And five minutes later full-back Nathaniel Clyne gave Saints the lead when he started and finished a neat move.
Southampton made it 3-1 with a 72nd minute own-goal when Ciaran Clark deflected in a shot from Saints midfielder Jason Puncheon before Lambert wrapped things up with a last-minute penalty.
Hugo Rodallega scored against his old club as Fulham won 2-1 away to Wigan.
The Colombian striker broke the deadlock when he headed in Dimitar Berbatov's 31st minute cross before Damian Duffs 68th minute goal doubled the lead.
Arouna Kone scored a late goal for Wigan.
Elsewhere, West Bromwich Albion's a 1-0 win away to Reading put them level on points with Everton and left the Royals propping up the Premier League.
The Baggies had to wait until the 71st minute for the decisive goal when a shot from Belgian striker Romelu Lukaku, on loan from Chelsea, found its way through a crowd of players.
An early goal from Sunderland's £12 million striker Steven Fletcher gave them the lead away to West Ham before Kevin Nolan's 90th-minute equaliser rescued a point for the Hammers in a 1 -1 draw.
Sunday sees Liverpool face arch-rivals Manchester United, who started the weekend in second place, in the first match at Anfield since an independent report cleared the Merseysiders' fans of any responsibility for the deaths of 96 of their fellow supporters during the 1989 Hillsborough disaster.
RESULTS
Chelsea 1 (Cole 85) Stoke 0
Southampton 4 (Lambert 58, 90-pen, Clyne 63, Clark 72-og)
Aston Villa 1 (Bent 36) Swansea 0 Everton 3 (Anichebe 21, Mirallas 43, Fellaini 82)
West Brom 1 (Lukaku 71) Reading 0
West Ham 1 (Nolan 90) Sunderland 1 (Fletcher 9)
Wigan 1 (Kone 90) Fulham 2 ,